Overview

• The National Consumer Protection Laboratory evaluated 20 models from 11 brands for material strength, sole wear and safety compliance.
• Coqueta, Audaz and Karsten ranked lowest in leather tear-resistance tests among the evaluated school shoes.
• Chabelo and Yuyin models showed the fastest sole wear, placing them at the bottom of durability assessments.
• Parents are urged to prioritize breathable leather, ankle cushioning and secure fastenings over fashion trends when choosing school footwear.
• The Mexican Pediatric Association warns that ill-fitting or low-quality shoes can contribute to flat feet, poor posture and motor development problems.